Hi Monks,

I have installed Net::SSH2 v0.44 on Perl v5.8.9 built for sun4-solaris-thread-multi using the link

Now I have two different scripts which will finally call same sub routine: 
sub SSH_Reference
{
        #print "Starting SSH_REFERENCE......<br>";
        ($rip, $rusr, $rpwd) = (shift, shift, shift);
        chomp($rip, $rusr, $rpwd);

        my $ssh2 = Net::SSH2->new();

        $auth_fail{$rip}="Failed";

        #return "Can not connect $rip " unless ($ssh2->connect($rip));
+ ## or die "Can not Connect $rip ";

        #print "$ssh2---$rip----$rusr---$rpwd---<br>";
        if ( ! ($ssh2->connect($rip)) )  ## or die "Can not Connect $r
+ip ";
        {
                print qq{<font color="red"><b> Error: Cannot connect t
+o $rip : SSH service Failed  </b></font>},$ssh2->error;
                $eer = 1;

        return "$eer";
        }


print "In Progress....<br>";
exit;

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One of the scripts printed "In Progress...." but where as other script gave "-43LIBSSH2_ERROR_UNKNOWN(-43)Failed getting banner" error.
,br> Why there is error throwing for other script when running on same machine by passing same parameters? Can you please help me on this?

Thanks,
Ashok.

In reply to strange Net::SSH2 on Solaris10 by ashok.g

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